Sentence examples for newfound fear from inspiring English sources

Americans' newfound fear of flying will have an impact on the technology world, too.

I walked into the Sheriff's office to file the police report with newfound fear of assault or arrest: if police can fire a grenade launcher at the back of an innocent journalist without reason, what other crimes can they commit?

Some players struggled with newfound fears in a sport that demands fearlessness.

Well, the hope of election 2008 has turned into a newfound national fear in election 2016.

While I'm glad he had a sudden conversion to the First Amendment in regards to Chick-fil-A, I fear Santorum's newfound tolerance won't extend much further.

Not surprisingly, an increasing number of the girls seem to be covering their heads -- as much out of fear as out of newfound conviction.

But their newfound freedom was accompanied by some fear, as both students and parents worried about the flu's continuing to spread.

My love for the beverage spiraled into such an obsession that I began to impulse buy my newfound booze on select shelves for fear that stores would never restock the label. .

Some people attribute it to the solemnity that hangs over the city, others to fear, still others to a newfound unity as Americans.

The attack, which caused $2 million in damage (about $24 million in today's money), produced in the public only fear and revulsion and a newfound sympathy for Wall Street.

Paris, 1967: fueled by Cold War fears, anti-authoritarian furor, and newfound status among the global filmmaking elite, French auteur Jean-Luc Godard writes and directs La Chinoise.